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Special Notice

Having purchased from Mr. F. J.

Hornsby the stock and good will of his books and Stationery Business in the Morris Block, we will continue die business in its various branches. mlling at lowest prices for cash only, Miss B. M. Hornsby, who has mana- ged the business in the past, will be in charge of the store, and will be pleased ro attend to all old customers and many new ones.

A choice new stock of \Vall Papers

will be at once put on sale, and all departments of the business will be kept well stocked. A well supplied* news stand will be a special feature d the business. The store will be' known as “The Bazaar Bookstore.”

TIIE BIZIIII GIIIPIIIY.

Successors to F. J. Hornsby,

Kinds Block. Ch‘town. March i6, 1900.

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venient, we ask you, and will consider it a favor for those who can, to leave their trimmed hat order* as early in the week as

possible

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Aoi iof.eo.i ionorlsg hom its Pro-`

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ed ol' unfurnli-hed, on Pownal street- lout so that the international forces can r

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The Residence contains thirteen moms' not receive instructions or learn what has __ _ -.f

with sewerage an il hot air heating. There is a good coach house and stable, al=o a . large yard and garden, and the grounds l are ornamented with sh ids trees. 1 P=~emi.=e< open fir if--peciion Thurslay

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'and M.in'li-rv ofr,f-rnnon_=. _ _ into the city. r Nicely Selv(_,d_

Price and term- nn ap0l1f'f\Y13D. - - ‘ ' P

MRS. JOHN DOREEY-

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'gmt we gre todbe moulded and fashion- __ t e C m S _ pl. f In nication the , Control Drllg Shore, will

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neoasgfotog sfixdiiihvfa sired fosiiioiioa. 'i'ha§s sions’ and this me 0 co Sunnyside. ) vharénur moiérdgrshare _doini_;_ ever; div. ;imprisoned Ambassadors of other powers, . _ ,~ .. fy.; _ . » '.

moul ing an as ioniug t e san 1 e

unto the pattsrns, it is therefore very im-

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portant t at the patt °rns be first class in t ‘ _“_”

every respect, for as the atterns are so will the castimis be. We have iirst-class pattern-makers employed and are able to meet the required ne_ed. _ Give us a trial when in need of Castings,

_ J. Fred Edwards, the well known Clerk , f _

of the Learment, says: “I recently had a __ . ' ~

0 - ' ou are run down take A CLEBIC-*L m‘3Lm4TE8° ` 7 C E -

¢ Powders~cured me in short order. One m 5 I

of our guests, a commercial traveller,was ae S 1-“Ina

The Modem Founders, complaining so gave him balancehof and

Sim Navi8afi011 C°'S Wharf- k e-another cure. It seems t ey F ` C '

Charlottetown RE. I. pac ag - ii or sale only at'

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glfreiich troops and marines are marching

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l\lO.\`DAY. JUNE 18. 100'.

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The situation in China loses none of its

daysdespatches, and the chances now are that within the coming months news- paper readcrs must be made as familiar `

with the map of China and I the milihary ' and naval strength of that Empire #B

Dutch1Republlcs there. A few of the

more salient features of the situation may be here set down. China is a vast and populous country as every one knows, but the district immediately affected by the present trouble may be said to be the . *Province of Pechili, in the northeastern

part of the Empire and adjoining the Gulf of the same name. The Province has

an area of 59,000 square miles and a popu-

kblhs of China and the great density of _ population is accounted for in part by the number of large cities which it contains. Chief inlimportance among these is Pe- king, thcicapital of China, with a popula- tion estimated at from 500,000 to 1,500,000.

Tien Tsin, mentioned frequently in the

despatches. has nearly a million inhabit- ants. There are a number of other very large cities in the Province. Tien Tsin, is situated on the Peiho River,` which river is: guarded at its mouth by the famous Taku forts. 'A railway 78 miles in length connects Tien Tsin with Peking, Sixty miles north of Peking the great

wall, one of the wonders of the World, stretches its vast length of 1800 miles

_from the sea to the far interior of_tlie lcountry.

The armed strength of China is given at

031,400 men of whom half a. million belong 'to the second reserves and 31,000 to the first reserves. This leaves the regular establishment in time of peace at about 100,000 men. That a portion of the re-

serves have been already called out is r

shown by the statement that 100,000 men are now on guard about Peking alone. The naval strength of China was considerable

before the war of 1894 withJapan in which ' her best battleships and cruisers were either sunk, destroyed or captured. Japan alone is now tenfold stronger as a. sea power than China. M

` The situation as at present revealed _ alia'-vs ttf? Afabsisadvrs of all nations. imprisoned in their respective Embassies at Peking, while many missionariesf and Eriropean residents have Sought tho $81118

places of refuge. They are sllrrounded by a

vast and hostile population. They are

also surrounded by walls, mounting ,

rnodsrii guns. A few thousands QI, British, irnosisn, iiéef-ni-.is», Arnenein and

to the relief of the Ambassadors, and Europeins in Peking. Their progress is bein" obstructed and the telegraph wires

befallen their friends within the city. If

resolutely resisted the approaching troops

must be inadequate to force their Way

Beinnrl the dreadful uncertainly thusl

disclosed lies another-suspicion that Russia is acting undera secret under

VV`nat tends to strengthen this suspicion 1 is the fact that Russia has telegraphic `~

communication with Peking by an unin tzrrupted wire stretched northward from

it is affirmed, are not permitted to use

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1 ' ”’ full stock of Perfumed Pine P oducts

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provlnciril Exhibition at St. John, and we

THE c|»||NA s|'|‘U_`T|0N_ Xvhat We believed to be good local author-

gravity from the facts disclosed in yester- might be shut out of the St- J0h¥l Mid

they are now Wm, me map of Smith §_.always been welcome and well treated at Africa and the armed Strength of the the§t. John fairs, and never better than

at lfpse held under Manager Everettfs

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direct special attention to his correction of an error into which Tun GUARDIAN had inadvertently fallen. We had stated on

ity that unless an exhibition were held this lyenr in P. E. Island our exhibitors

Halifax fairs. Everett assures us that . while pleased to learn we are to have an exhibition here, the free competition of Islanders at. St. J ohn is ln no way depend- ent on that fact. Island exhibitors have

and generous control-the bestiof the 10,35; series held at that place.

Tb@.9l°5508 Of the Kindergarten for the 5“mIP¥1',ilG‘¥d8»ys will take place on Thurs- day -like 2762 instant. This excellent in- Wnf §°l100l, lt such it may be called, has ‘howl f1`0m the beginning inn;-¢§,_sr,,! 8l'°\l»'l-li, interest and usefulness and if, is

_noon of2s,ooo,ooo,or 4-ru no the square Plwlnsl><>kn0wthrilf»l-ligpestrsar,under; . '“"e.l It is one of the least productive M5 _-Ml” Sgyfg Bild hav " ‘ _

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has been the most successful in its hist- ory. There are S0 children on the regis- ter, and no happier company of little ones can.be found anywhere than they have been. The closing this year will be some- what saddened by the regret that Miss Sayre is about to sever her connection with the work, though brightened by the reflection of how much she has done dur-

ing the few past years toward guiding so many little ones into the path of know-

ledge and a preparation for happy and useful lives,

Some newspaper in San Francisco rec-

ently forged the atrocious lie that pastor Gibson of Emmanuel Baptist church in§that city had on his deathbed confessed to- the

murder of two young women, for which murder Durrzint was hanged. The false and sensational story became widely cir- culaterl and appeared in a number of rep- rtable Canadian papers,from one of which? the Ottawa Citizen, it was copied intoThe GU.moi.a.\'. We also promptly copied the Citizen’s denunciation of _ the story as a sensational and wicked fake. For the

efreditof humanitywe are glad that it proves untrue. But if it had been true it .o\1£5-H- not to ha-_ve gopveyed any reflection upon tribe thousands of men and true who are engaged in preaehipg the GOBPBI. muck Joss upon the religiqi' Hiiay insul- cite. Ko one thinks less of Peter and James ibecause there was a J udas la their

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Of Century Fund.

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sembly--Clcrical Delegates . Elected.

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Th/e Diocesan Synod Giieiied at 10 8.' H1-° .

yesterday, the Bishop iii‘é'§i§ilUFi=_ Aff” __ the reading of themiiiiites of pféVi6ii§ ses- l sion, Rev. Rural Dean Armitage reported ’

Synod had conveyed to the Presbyterian Assembley, now ln session, the fraternal, greetings of this Synod and that Buch greetings were received with great en- » . cnuslasni. A letter was read from the As- ,sembly announcing that a Committee had been appointed te reciprocate the good C feelingsexpresserl bythe Synod andasking that a day and hour be named to receive them. o'o1'oei< of one afternoon ses- sion was agreed upon.

Reports of committees were then called A

fin Rev.Rural Dian Armitage readreport of Committee on the Twentieth Century Fund. The report setforth a scheme for the organization of such a. fund as that which is being pushed forward by other bodies of Christiana' '

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, Considerable discussion followed the reading of this report and great enthu- siam was manifested in the interest of the establishment of the fund.

Mr. Justice Fitzerald thought that the

_fund should not be divided up for the payment of back debts, but should be de- voted to the future maintenance of the church, the interest of which fund would be for all time.

After several other prominent laymen had expressed their views the motion for the adoption of the report was put and carried-the further discussion of the en- dorsation of the scheme being left to the 'public meeting inthe evening. <

The following Committees than report- ed. Committee reappointment of Synod 1

Synod; Committee re Revijlyn 5}'fi`;u]`"e§ I

The afternoon session 0! the Synod

“ opened at 3 o`clock.

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_ One o_f¥;lhex‘£'.`ist interesting features of " took place about the middle of`tl§c.'afternooi1. Four o`clock had been

‘ from the Presbyterian Assembly. The delegation consisted of Revrls. Principal Caven, Principal Grant, Dr. Sedgwick, and Mr. Geo. Mitchell, M. P. P. The delé- gation was received by Revfls. XV. J. Armitage, Archdeacon Kaulback, Mr. Justice Ritchie and Judge Fitzgerald, and were conducted to the platform. The Synod stood as the delegation entered and the applause plainly showed the good feeling existing. Principal Caven, on be- half of the delegation, read the greetings of the Assembly to the Synod. His Lord- . ship, the Bishop suitably replied,express- . . ing the hope that the time would be near ‘ when still closer relations might be estab- ; lished between the two bodies. I Principal Oaven was called upon for a speech, and on responding made a mosti interesting address. _ He expressed the?- gratiiication felt by the General Assembly? at the good feelings existing betweeiythej.; Gh urch of England in Can-ada and the, 1 Presbyterian Church. _ , § Bishop Courtney responded' `s'l§iit‘ahly to,

the speech and the delegation Téiilred. ”

one rosoio of one ii .iron forfieregotos to the Provincial Synod was read, which w§,s'ag’. allows-: f "

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Rev Arch;-‘Rough `

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